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"How to run local command-line commands" matching MCP tools:

  • Review recent shell audit events to identify blocked or bypassed commands, then select the exact allow_pattern label needed for retrying a command that was incorrectly refused.
    Academic Free v1.1
  • Run multiple related commands in one call, auto-index their output, and pass queries to get matching sections back in the same round trip—avoiding sequential command runs.
    Elastic 2.0
    Destructive
  • Retrieve all command templates from Itential Platform (global and project spaces) to enable runtime device command management and response rule evaluation.
    GPL 3.0
  • Execute a stored per-language task command—build, lint, test, e2e, or verify—without a shell. Runs only the saved command for your workspace's language or one you name.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands with enforcement of permission rules: read operations allowed, destructive commands blocked unless permitted.
    MIT

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    Provides tools for executing shell commands both synchronously and asynchronously with real-time output streaming and process management capabilities. It enables users to start background tasks, monitor progress, and manage long-running processes via Stdio or HTTP transports.
    284 npm
    MIT

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  • Syncs a session's file after edits by retracting from the first change and replaying up to a given line, preserving unchanged commands.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run multiple iNAV CLI commands in one batch session, reducing multiple reboots to a single one. Ideal for ad-hoc multi-command reads or writes.
    MIT
  • Run development commands in your workspace—builds, tests, git, and language toolchains. Executes allowlisted executables without a shell; destructive commands require confirmation.
    MIT
  • Run Vim ex commands in Neovim to modify buffers, files, and editor state. Execute a single command or a list, returning captured output or errors.
    MIT
  • Compare saved command outputs across runs to see what changed. Diff against a previous run or an older specified command, with secrets masked and no re-execution.
    MIT
  • List Obsidian commands to discover command IDs, optionally filtering by name or ID substring for later execution.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run shell commands with sudo privileges through an approval gate, securely piping the password via stdin. Handles single-line commands; upload scripts for multi-line execution.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Re-parses shell history files to update the SQLite index, making recent commands searchable. Safe to run repeatedly.
    MIT
  • Run read-only network commands like show, display, ping, or traceroute on specified devices to retrieve operational data or troubleshoot connectivity issues.
    MIT
  • Run one shell command on a pre-configured remote server via SSH, but only after explicit user approval. Use preview mode to review before executing.
    MIT
  • Execute AutoCAD commands directly by sending a command string via COM to automate tasks. Add newline for Enter; add extra blank line for option menus to avoid deadlocks.
    MIT
  • Analyze a failed SAGE command to identify error type, root cause, and affected files. Obtain actionable suggestions without running any new commands.
    MIT